lr-atari800 not starting after updating from 4.5.1
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@GeekOB said in lr-atari800 not starting after updating from 4.5.1:
But I'm still very much interested in helping you guys test RetroArch 1.8.3 (if I can build it from source successfully that is), just let me know what I need to do.
I'm trying to figure it out why it the installation errors out - works on a Pi4/Buster, but has the errors you found on a Pi3/Stretch installation.
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Thanks @mitu, I'll keep checking this thread for any updates.
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@GeekOB Thanks. I've fixed the error you reported, but there's a new error related to the - other - changes added in RetroArch, this time a dependency issue which requires disabling the FFMPEG core. I'll see what can be done.
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What's the downside of disabling the FFMPEG core @mitu ?
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@GeekOB no screen recording.
To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first
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@GeekOB I've disabled
ffmpegjust for testing on my branch - you can re-fetch using the instruction I posted yesterday the RetroArch 1.8.3 branch and try re-installingretroarchfrom source.
Regarding theffmpeglibrary usage in RA, I think it may be a source code bug, since the checks forffmpegall yield a positive result (so version seems ok), but compilation doesn't work (with the error you got). -
Is the lr-atari800 core still at 3.1.0 for retroarch? I play 5200 because it has a high pitch noise which apparently is fixed in version 4.
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@showstopper The Libretro atari800 core hasn't been updated to 4.x (now 4.2.0), it's still at the same version. The bug you mention I think it's already reported, we might patch it locally until upstream includes the fix.
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@GeekOB said in lr-atari800 not starting after updating from 4.5.1:
Is there any particular scenario you'd like me to test?
Thank you for testing.
Well, if you have overlays - test them and see if you have any problems with it.
Otherwise, just use it normally and see if anything pops up that might look like a bug. Some of the menu options have changed; I think some menu entries are renamed or just appear conditionally (depending on the build options) so that's something which you can expect.
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So far so good @mitu. All cores I've been able to test so far run great with and without overlays and shaders, I noticed that RetroArch is being updated to 1.8.4 from source so your testing must have shown the same :)
(can I now safely revert back to the normal RetroPie repo then?)
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@GeekOB said in lr-atari800 not starting after updating from 4.5.1:
(can I now safely revert back to the normal RetroPie repo then?)
Sure, reverting will not delete your already installed version.
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I am a similar problem where i get runcommand segmentation fault, but I am able to get lr-800 to work if I select the game but press a Key to get the menu before it auto-launches. From the menu I select launch and quickly hold down F1 and it will get into the 800 emulator and I can load the game from there. I hope this is the same problem and they will fix it soon.
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@icode I just did a fresh install of 4.6 on a Pi 3B+ and I'm seeing the same issue. In some cases I am able to hit F1 and get to the lr-atari800 emulator menu before it segfaults; from there I can load a game and it works fine, but navigating the menus is a bit of a pain. Just for snicks I put a fresh install of Lakka on another SD card and BOOM! everything works perfectly right out of the box. Hopefully the next RetroPie release will fix this problem so I can switch back.
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@mahalingam it was fixed, so if you're getting the issue open a new topic with some info.
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